Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

fusion candidates. Who are probably
elected hy 900 majority. The Labor
PARTY viii elect ahout half nf the Alder
! nseR and one-third Of the Supervisors.
Both bodies viii probably be Demo-
esa,ie IS tv0-thiFds IT The Aldermen
bold ever.
In many cities Of the stats. By pre-
csEeerted arfanRement, ladies vent In
bacies 10 the polls and offered 20 vote.
claiming 10 be entitled 10 DO 90 BY an
inference conveyed BY the recently en-
acted lsv allowing women 10 vote
Tor school ufhceFa In Sturgeon Bag
100 OF them v. ted, bnt elsewhere their
ballots were refused. In DelavAn eighty
prominent ladies' marched 30 the polln
IN processioa. A lively diecuzsien fol-
lowed, speeches being made for and
against their right TO vote. Aeter con-
Siderable excitement the Board refused
10 accept the voies Of the ladies. Tne
polls were hlockaded until after ~
O'Clock By ladies. Who persisted In effeF-
inR their votes. A test case Will Be
made and carried 10 the Supreme Court.
Reports from interior cities are
meaere. Columbus, DelAvAn and Tsmah
have elected Repuhlican mayors In
Depere. fusion Republicans and Demo-
Gratis Won over the Labor party. Keno
sha elected full Labor ticket.
Repabtlcans Elected In Cincinnati.
CIxorNxAr1, April s, 1925 q. m.-Tho
Labor men are shouting at their head
quarters and on che streets 10 honor OF
their victory. The Board Of Elections
has revised its computation and finds .
mistake which shows that Smith (Rep.)
10 elected by over GOO majority.
All later Computations agree In plna-
Il inn fka r.YmwataRm - &wntNh fE1nm Rmw
Mayer at something over 600. Thev also
show that be is the lowest on the ticket
50 the entire Republican ticket is elect
ed. I be footinRa al the ofiice Of the
Board Of Electioma were nos olficlai hut
are made from ofacial returns as they
come In.
The complete count for Mayor shows:
Smith, (Rep.) 1883; Matson, (Dsm
II, ,957; Stevenson, (Labor,) 1881;
smiths plurality, 696. Pluralitiea Of
other RepubIican candidates are aa fol-
lows; y. W. Moore, Judge Supervisor
Court, 1859; 7. y. Hnrstman, Oity 4oli-
oitor 1850; A. r. BoohereF, Treasurer.
2s62; J. A. Caldwell, Judge Of Police
Court. 1880; J. q. 5chwaFtz Proseeuting
Attorney Police Court, $3.50; Emile
Raise, Clerk Of Police Court 936. The
fo0tinQs for couneilmen and members
ef the board of education have not yet
been made out The indications are
that the Republicans will have plaFal-
ily IN both boards, IL not q majority.
Unofficial footiRgs fer ward officers
show: councilmen. l3 Republicans. 3
Labor, Democrats. Board OF Educa-
tion: Is Rspablioans, 8 Labor, 2 Demo-
Gratis. One curious fact Is, THAI the
Third, Fourth, NineteeAth and Twenty
First Wards. hitherto strong Demo-
cratic, and Tenth, Eleventh, Twenty
Second and Twenty FouFsh. strong Re
publican, were carried yesterday By the
Labor party.
MlchlGan Elections.
DETRoTT, April 5.-MichigAR electors
today cast their ballots fer two Justices
Of the \ ate Suprems Court, two Regents
Of she State University, and two amend
ments to the Constiiution, besides the
county officers. Tue amendments we're
for an increase Of salary 20 the State
officers and prohibition OF tha liquor
traffic. Both liquor and anti-liQnoF
men have worked hard, a lively cam
paign being the result. AT best Il is an
impossibility 20 give returns tonight.
All the reperts 90 far received are scat
tered and incomplete. HoweveF, enouRh
Is known to show that the Republicans
have elected their ticket by plurality.
The Tribune claims q plurality Of nOt
less than l0,000. AZ to the Amsndmenfa,
later returns seem 20 make the adoption
of both assured. The vote on the pro-
hibition amendment has been very
aeavy, and the auti-liqnor element has
apparently gained 3 victory. There
being no basis on which 10 figure, no
can be given.
Returns from the vote outside Of the
larger cities are very incomplete as 10
he vote ON the prohibition amendment.
The ErsRisg Journals returns up 10 l
1. m. indicate that the amendment has
been carried by a small majority.
While the returns from the counties
are ssill delayed, ID is certain that Long
'Republicanl 10 elected to the Supreme
Bench by q handsome majority. He
rubs ahead Of Campbell (Rspublican)
IN nearly every polling place. Camp
bell Is probably elected by majority
less than Long and the Re-
publican Regents have been suooasaful
1y maioFities between those OF the two
indgea. The country has gone strongly
Tor prohibition. bat the returns are net
defiuite TO say whether the
,ouutry has been sble 20 wipe cut the
majority against the amendment in the
siiies. The probability this morning
vas that the amandment had been car
ned by a small majority.
James MeMillaB, Chairman Of the
Republican State COMMITTEES, says that
While he has no figures on which ts base
w acsarate estimate, bis belief il that
he Republican State ticket has been
,lected by ten thousa and that the
are defeated BY about the
lame figures.
Az 10 O'Clock this morning PROFESSOR
Oiekie, Chairman OF the Prohibition
State Committee. claimed that tho
had carried By thirty ihoua-
md majority.
Later figures materially change shs
'esult Of the vote on the prohibition
imendment. The ErsniHg Journals
iRurea now show nine tneusand against
amendment, and II Is unlikely the ma-
lrity will be overcome.
RetaFns from the election are still
loWly coming 10. Il being 9 settled
act that the Republican state ticket
las been elected BY about 10000 plural
~, the Interest oenters on the Prohibi-
ion Amendment. The Epeninq Journal
avs 10 IL defeated By shout $500 msi0r-
ty and others claim that the majority
Eill reaoh 10000, bat the Prohibitlonist
lommittee still claims the adoption Of
be ameadment. This claim 10 based
10 the fact that all she cities have heeR
ieard from while the country localities
yhere the movement had its greatest
tFesRth have not yei been fully report
q. All figures 20 far received on the
mendment are partly estimated and
Ittle confidence oan be placed In them
lthonRh Is seems probable that the
mendment is defeated by 4 small vote.
This evening The prohibitionisis claim
randa srera nunnlffad a0ainaf them
q several wards In this atty. and say
bat several pFesinis wall be contested.
I ia asserted thai known prohibition
sts we're prevented from voting; that
all0is for the amendment we're d.
frOyed: that the opponents Of that
MEASURE we're allowed 10 vote several
ines. and that vOtt against the amend
sent Were pnrchased.
1870 p. M.-The latest hgafes on the
lection place the Republican plurality
q ths Stsfe tiekei ai sb ut 5000, While
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